10-Pic-Challenge going wild

Last week, I ordered some new material for my different drawing projects – e.g. new pencils from type 7B up to 14B (really exciting! I didn’t ever use a stronger B type than 8B before, thought that’s the ultimate before it comes to charcoal :D!!) and a natural paper sketch book from SMLT Art.

Then, I tried some new soft pastels from TOISON D’OR by Amazon for under 13 Euros. I didn’t expect them to be high-quality concerning that price level – only wanted to get started after 15 years out of practise (see may Monday-me post to compare ;)). I have to say I’m really impressed by the results and will definitely give those pastels a try again, especially the oil variant!! Wanna see my first trial? It’s called FOR TOMY cause my husband loves squirrels (we would have one as a pet if that would be possible ;)):

I posted that in my facebook story on last Wednesday and soon got a request from our family friend Natalie Thomkins who is a great artist living in Italy. She asked me to participate in a 10-picture-challange some artists started with on facebook, twitter and co. With or without topic – all in; you create 10 works in a very short time – at least one a day. I accepted – here you go with the other nine:

O’DEER! Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
FOXY. Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
METSOLAN OTSO (Finnish tale name for “Bear”). Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
I’M NOT PRICKY. Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
READY TO JUMP. Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
PUPULIINI (Finnish for “Little rabbit”). Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
SCHWEINKRAM (German for “dirty stuff”). Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
CAUGHT IN THE FLIGHT. Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.
THE CURIOUS ONE. Pastels and pencil on paper. DIN A4.

I think WILD LIFE goes pretty well to sum up my little experiment. The challenge was fun – thank you so much for having invited me, Natalie <3!!!!
So, guys, and what’s your next challenge like? 🙂

Wishing you a great start to the new week!!!
magdalenaarte

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For me, art reflects ENERGY, DEEP INSIGHTS, and a UNIQUE INTERPRETATION of a momentum. Whatever you show/describe/build, or provide - add passion to it to succeed.

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